Ultimately, Jean was able to physically rip Apocalypse from Summers’ body using her mental powers, and Cable destroyed Apocalypse’s essence with his own telepathic powers. However, Apocalypse did not die, but managed to regenerate in a tomb in Akkaba.

While Wolverine was core to “Days of Future Past,” he’s only in a single scene in “Apocalypse.” But what a scene it is. Bloody, brutal, and subtly connected to the larger “X-Men” universe, Wolverine’s cameo is a stand-out in the movie.

In X-Men: Apocalypse (2016) at final battle, Jean saved the day. We saw that she screamed and unleashed her powers, as a phoenix-lookalike aura around her and Apocalypse lost it. She didn’t strike it directly at him, for example like (young) Storm hit him with thunder bolts to stop him from escape.

1979/1981: The events of X-Men Origins: Wolverine does not occur because Wolverine is already incarcerated by Stryker. 1983: The events of X-Men: Apocalypse occur. Wolverine is freed from his imprisonment at the Weapon X facility by young Cyclops and Jean Grey, with his new adamantium skeleton and claws.

As stated, both Apocalypse and Thanos are extremely powerful, but based on our comic book experiences and the official numbers above, Thanos would beat Apocalypse.

Apocalypse is easily one of the most powerful mutants and at one point there was over 30 million and is one of the most powerful superhumans on marvel Earth.

The only Apocalypse powers you really need to know about are as follows: 1) He can control molecules (kind of), 2) He can communicate telepathically , 3) He can teleport , and 4) He can enhance a mutant’s powers .

The official X-Men: Apocalypse synopsis has finally been revealed. It sets the stage for a massive conflict between the impossibly powerful villain and the heroes. Check out the full plot summary, below: Since the dawn of civilization, he was worshiped as a god.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkpmnr9DkMw